Sentence examples for more generally but from inspiring English sources

Doubtless such fault-finding is symptomatic of our captious society more generally, but it is not very useful.

She only started to write in her 60s – first about the ancestral seat of Chatsworth, then more generally – but belatedly she is catching her writerly sisters up.

When they were competing to host the Games, Chinese authorities also implied that they would expand human rights more generally, but that, too, was false marketing.

NLM fulfills requests more generally but it has adopted the practice of not responding (outside of the Government) where the article appears in a recent (preceding 5 years) issue of a periodical on its "widely-available list".

You have to accept the possibility that these Paris attacks may be different – that there is a longer-lasting effect on Europe more generally – but there is no evidence of that as yet.

It is not that I am an overly modest person and I do know something about biology and science more generally, but an expert on everything, assuredly I am not.

Trapping methods, on the other hand, are more generally applicable, but require care to avoid artifacts.

Heaviest coverage was, predictably, in Canada and, more generally, North America and Europe, but stories also showed up in Tehran, Jakarta, Buenos Aires, Sydney, Auckland, India and other far-flung cities and geographic regions.

He was teaching Reconstruction history in a way that's more generally accepted now, but at the time it was groundbreaking.

But, more generally, the urge to "other" people is endemic.

But more generally, in recent years, memory has trumped amnesia.